They have tons of computer vision, NN inference and natural language processing in their products. It's reductive to say Apple products don't have much AI.
Also: Do yourself a favor and (dont? er do?) read/listen to his brother's books! Particularly The Phoney Victory. He writes polemics as good as Christopher. Truly a yin to the yang. I like the way they argue, although I don't necessarily agree with everything they argue.
Back in 2020 I once accidentally kept my personal k8s api open and got hit by a drive-by k8s-in-k8s bitcoin miner attack, it deployed an operator and it failed to run correctly but it created a ton of pods in my default namespace.
> Shareholder primacy was famously established in the decision of Dodge v. Ford Motor Co. in 1919. In Dodge v. Ford Motor Co.'s court opinion, it stated that "there should be no confusion" that "a business corporation is organized and carried on primarily for the profit of the stockholders." Because of this opinion, a precedent was set that managers had to maximize shareholder profit.
Technically, this attack is actually is two separate attacks in a chain. The first node in the chain is delivering malicious SQL. The second node is executing code remotely via SQLite. The proof is that SQLite or the application linking it could have mitigated this attack independently by either filtering the query string or better protecting the memory which is being written to.
In practice, however, the community gets more bang for their buck if they label the SQLite code execution vulnerability as an RCE since the vast majority of use is in a networked setting. You have to remember the audience used for these terms. They aren’t scientists in the traditional sense where taxonomy is highly aligned the ontology — instead, the labeling serves the operators with metaphors that depart from reality insofaras they increase security engineers ability to do their job effectively.